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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Feb 12, 1811

Page

4

Parliament Proceedings and Private Bills Interlude

The Lords pause on Feb 6 with private bills and petitions rules set for April while the Crown prepares for the Prince Regent's formal reopening. The Commons on Feb 7 hears insurance company suits bills and a Lords message on committees and debt reduction, with adjournment to Tuesday.

Carleton House Ireland Nichilag Baron Cloncurry Maria Baronesss Cloncurry Over OF Commons Fes Carleton-house Fire and Light Insurance Company Sun Fire Office LORDS Earl of Ross Ruy Robert Barber

Regency Bill and Royal Visit Dominate Windsor Audience

The Lord Chancellor and the Earl of Liverpool met at Windsor with the Prince of Wales and the Duke of York to see the Queen while the King remained indisposed. The Regency Bill advanced by Royal Assent, and ministers faced opposition as the Prince prepared to govern under the Crown. Military reports from Lisbon and Vireux described French and Portuguese actions near Badajoz and Vizeu, with heavy cavalry and artillery movements and several casualties.

Earl of Liverpool Windsor Prince of Wales Duke of York Perceval

News of naval actions and prisoner losses at Cadiz

Malta and Cadiz reports confirm capture of Captain Fane of the Cambrian, eight officers, and about 200 seamen after a convoy operation near Palomos Bay. British forces stormed a Cadiz harbor battery. many killed or wounded, prisoners taken. Further notes on Lamego, Douro crossings, and Swedish seamen demand.

Malta Cadiz Fane Cambrian Tey Palomos Bay Kent Palemos Barcelona Afoniteur San Pedro Giprantan Catalonia Palemos Bay Cabueztela Milford Porro Lamego Silviera Douro Port de Zegoa BOAC Audors Stockholm Jas Napoleons Sweden Lisbon Mortier Guadiana Alentejo Badajoz Tagus Alcantara Massena Castel Branco Abrantes

Resistance in Norway to French seamen conscription

London papers report Norwegian resistance to conscripting seamen for the French fleet. Sailors refuse service and threaten to join the English squadron in the Cattegat. soldiers refuse to fire when ordered to quell them. Also notes Lisbon rumors on Marquis de Romana’s death and Massena’s possible actions.

Norway Cattegat Lisbon Marquis de Romana Papas Massena Soule Mortier Alcantura Alentejo Durtesses Bartanand Leas Terear Wellington Bout Mortner Junot Bisich Hns Bee Provner Panis

King Improves Gradually At Windsor Castle

Royal bulletin notes the King recovering with gradual progress over several days at Windsor Castle. Official statements from February 5 to February 8 say His Majesty is favourably, then quite well, and making steady progress toward recovery.

Windedt Castle Windsor Castle

Lisbon Crisis Warns Alentejo Evacuation Amid Invasion Fears

From Lisbon Jan 19 reports warn Alentejo residents to remove valuables as French forces under Mortier and Saute advance toward the Tagus. Letters describe Wellington’s lines, heavy artillery movements, and fears of a siege while Elvas is deemed impregnable for now.

Lerten Lisbon Alentejo Morsier Saute Tagus Spain Lord Wellington Marshal Beresford Tagua Soult Mortier Badajoz Silviera Moitier Guadiana Merida la Nava Curdovilla la Roca Valencia de Alcantara Alcantara Mendas Olinvenza Elvas

Royalist Pursuit of Enemy Privateers Off French Coast

A letter from Captain George Downie reports Royalist and Castalian chasing a French privateer between St Valery en Caux and Fecamp. The target, La Braconniere, carried ten pounds of thrown cargo and 47 men, with no captures. Lieutenant Geddes and Le Bruyn's boat crews conducted shore bombardment and near Dunkirk, exchanging fire with French batteries.

Admiralty Office George Downie Royalist Campbell John Wilson Croker Downs St. Valery En Caux Fecamp Estaples Boulogne Srange le Bracomnir St. Valery Caua George Downe Capuln Wilton Crokery Cat Digby His Majesty Mavi Lacuenant Meynell Han Breg Weile Gedpe French National Armed

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